As long as you're not doing anything that would cause the average person to believe you were a LEO, you "shouldn't" have any problems; however, "technically" if any portion of the tag is obscurred, it's a violation. Most officers won't give it the time of day unless:

A) You're doing something that makes us want to stop you in the first place,
B) When we stop you, you cop an attitude. IT then becomes an add on violation:hehehe:
C) We need PC for a stop fo other reasons.

Of course, lets not forget "D", the officers just an ass or a rookie:D

A friend of mine just received one for this a few weeks back. A portion of the tag (bottom where the county or Sunshine State is located) was obscurred by the plate frame.

The judge ruled with the officer (TPD) and found her guilty.

Personally, barring one of the above 4 scenarios (yes, I can be an ass occasionally), I don't pay any attention unless I'm unable to read the expiration date.

Gordon

Great, thanks for the information Gordon...you know your stuff!

My son worked for the FOP people for a year or so when he was just out of high school. The FOP is a hustle. I think he said the cops ended up with a check that paid about 3 cents on a dollar. The FOB "administration and operations" got the other 97 cents. Legal stealing I think they call it. Most contributors think their doing the right thing and helping out their local Law Enforcement. Just a hustle :thumbsdown: ..........Tom
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